The Condor Primitive Bush Knife is quite different to our other range of knives, bosting an old, almost tribal appearance. The surgical steel is an English 420HC (High-Carbon) variety which has been treated and annealed to 56-58 on the Rockwell Scale of hardness.
The edge is hand sharpened by Condor's craftsmen, and the surface has been bead-blasted to achieve a lovely satin finish. You will notice there is a 3cm portion of blade on the upper side of the knife which is used for hunting and upward cutting motions. And of course, with many of the Condor knives, there is the all-seeing eye of the Condor cut into the blade.
Tribal Bushcraft Knife The handle is made from the usual American Hardwood which Condor knives are famous for using - this provides a smooth and comfortable handle which is every bit as tough as it is good looking. Included with the knife is a very traditional leather sheath which matches patterns going back hundreds of years.
The sheath has been designed to tuck onto a belt, which is secured by a tough leather lip, which literally hooks over the belt keeping it secure. Matt Graham Primitive Bushcraft Survival Knife The knife has been designed by Matt Graham, an American survivalist and Prepper who specialises in aboriginal survival skills, cutting tools and their uses.
Primitive Bushcraft Knife Specification:
Blade Length: 20 cm
Overall Length: 33.5 cm
Blade Thickness: 3 mm
Steel Type: English 420HC Stainless Steel
Blade Hardness: 56-58 HRC
Blade Finish: Blasted Satin
Handle Material: American Hardwood
Sheath Material: Handcrafted Welted Leather (also hand stitched)
Designer: Matt Graham
Weight: 425 g
Lifetime Warrant Included
Age Verification 18+
